Does the relation of self-similarity exist? It seems obvious that it does,

Does the relation of self-similarity exist? It seems obvious that it does,

Does the relation of self-similarity exist? It seems obvious that it does, since nothing is self-dissimilar. But if it does then it, as a relation, must be self-similar, and this second relation of self-similarity must be self-similar, and so on ad infinitum. And surely the Universe is not crammed with an infinity of relations of self-similarity. But does that mean that nothing is self-similar?

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